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Monitoring Turkey: Softening in economic activity

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By Muhammet Mercan, František Táborský, James WIlson, James Wilson
| ING Think
Turkey's economy at a glance The contribution of net exports to GDP growth in the first quarter has shifted further into negative territory, exerting a more pronounced drag on growth. In contrast, domestic demand – despite a clear loss of momentum – has continued to serve as the primary driver of economic activity.
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Energy shock 2.0 – who breaks, who bends in Central and Eastern Europe

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By Valentin Tataru, Peter Virovacz, Muhammet Mercan, Rafal Benecki, Adam Antoniak, František Táborský, James WIlson, James Wilson
| Flipboard
4 hours ago This is Part 2 of the Planet Money newsletter's series on "monopsony power." The first story centered on the labor economics of the classic sci-fi horror movie Alien as an introduction to an extreme version of the concept. Last week we began our monopsony story with Alien. This time we're starting with …
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Monitoring Turkey: Geopolitics compounds macro challenges

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By Muhammet Mercan, František Táborský, James WIlson, James Wilson
| ING Think
Similar to the rest of the EM space, we have seen some relief in Turkey following signs of de-escalation in the US-Iran conflict. This suggests that the worst of the US-Iran conflict should be over, and the central bank has been relatively untroubled in maintaining market confidence and a stable USD/TRY trajectory. This has been helped by significant rhetorical activity from officials in recent weeks.
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